I use a Brultech GreenEye Monitor in my panels to monitor each breaker. Feeds data to a Brultech Dashbox as well as to Home Assistant.

“Rectum. Damn near killed 'em”

200TB on my own hardware at home & family members house

3.5TB on a ServaRica Storage VPS

480GB on a OVH dedicated server

RSS Feeds would be awesome. Submitted a feature request.

Make sure it’s “Sold by Mullvad VPN” and “Shipped from Amazon”.

https://www.amazon.ca/Mullvad-VPN-Devices-Protect-Security/dp/B092M5G1G7

Mullvad any day. Support is awesome.

If you go with Mullvad look for the gift cards out there that are for 6 or 12 months of service. I grabbed one off Amazon.ca for 12 months at $75. Works out to be cheaper than paying per month with the ever changing exchange rates.

I also like the fact that Mullvad has servers in the city I live in where as Proton has them on the west coast or east coast. Not the greatest for those in the middle of the country.

HA! Waste of time and money. I buy goods based on where the company that owns them is based. If they’re in the US, I move along.

At this point and with all the cheetos talk of taking sovereign nations it’s going to take a LONG LONG time for the US to recover from his bullshit.

I use Proxmox PBS for all my backups. Datastore is on my file server at home. I sync the datastore daily to a little NAS at a family members house and to a super cheap storage VPS on the other side of the country. I also do a manual sync to an external drive that keep offline at home.

Any super important documents such as tax records, health related files, backup of the data volume from vaultwarden, or anything related to wills & estates get backed up as well to 2 USB thumb drives that are LUKS encrypted. I keep 1 in my go bag and another is hidden somewhere… Thumb drives get updated once a month, or sooner if anything major changes.

No problem. It’s a great piece of software. I have it monitoring logs for nextcloud, vaultwarden, mailcow(postfix & dovecot), basic nginx proxies (just to be safe and for rate limiting). I have 4 OPNsense and 1 Debian bouncers.

I had an issue with so a note about setting up the bouncer on OPNsense. If you have the LAPI on a different machine you can currently only connect OPNsense to it using the command line. The LAPI options in the web interface are for defining the interface to bind to and run the LAPI on OPNsense itself. Which isn’t an issue, I just wanted it on a VM so it’s easier to keep online instead of it going down if the OPNsense it’s on fails. Plus I like to keep SSH disabled on my OPNsense devices and spend a bit of time using cscli on the LAPI VM from time to time.

I’ve been thinking about going this route. What size subnet are you banning? /24?

Only thing stopping me is I selfhost email and don’t want to ban say a whole subnet from Microsoft/Azure and end up blocking the outgoing servers for O365. I’m sure I can dig around and look at the prefixes to see which are used for which of their services just haven’t had the time yet.

Crowdsec with a central LAPI server. You should install it on the servers themselves to monitor the application logs directly. Then every bouncer(firewall, router, edge device) connected to the LAPI will all block the same IPs. I got sick of repeat offenders and upped the ban time to 1 year in hours.

Look for Mullvad gift cards. They usually come with 6 or 12 months or service and end up costing less then paying monthly. At least it is cheaper for me in Canada with the exchange rate. I grabbed a gift card off Amazon for only $75

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Needs more Canadian music! :)

The Tragically Hip, Rush, 54-40, Ashley MacIsaac, Barenaked Ladies, Frozen Ghost, Great Big Sea, The Tea Party, to name a few.

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Not since my provider(Koodo) started offering Call Control. When humans call my number they get a recording that they have to enter a number that is randomly selected with each incoming call.